Aspen Jewish Congregation hosts a series of conversations with thought leaders from across the country. At Paepke Auditorium. Dates/speakers: July 29, What Comes Next: A Conversation with Rachel Goldberg-Polin and Jon Polin Aug. 5, In the Arena: Jewish Identity in Public Life Aug. 12, The Long Arc: 250 Years of Jews and America
Two-part end-of-life-planning workshop hosted by Denver Jewish Chamber of Commerce, with speakers on financial planning, retirement, business succession, funeral preplanning and mental wellness. At HEA. Aug. 13: Brad Ripps, wealth […]
Chabad of Jackson hosts Dr. Michael Makovsky of the Jewish Institute for National Security of America for an analysis of the rapidly evolving situation in Israel, Iran and the broader […]
Chabad of Jackson, Wyoming hosts Michael Makovsky of JINSA for a briefing on Israel, the Middle East, and the US-Iran deal. RSVP for location.
Shabbat morning discussion at Aish of the Rockies. Upcoming dates: Aug. 8: Leah Liebb, 'MWhat the Happiest Person on Earth Taught Me' Aug. 15: Rabbi Shlomo Buxbaum, 'Elevate Your Prayer' […]
Elul text study and writing workshop led by Rabbi Katie Mizrahi, touching on themes of the season to use them as a gateway to own inner work through prompts and […]
Eitan Kantor teach the skill of blowing shofar ahead of Rosh Hashanah. At HEA.
Rocky Mountain Jewish Historical Society book club. Upcoming dates/books: Aug. 18: Jewish Roots of American Liberty: by Wilfred M. McClay and Stuart Halpern, at DU Burwell Career Center
The New Mexico Jewish Historical Society hosts Rabbi Jack Shlachter who shares his experience leading High Holiday services in Guatemala. Virtual.
Thirty-six session Judaism 101 class at Har Shalom in Fort Collins, taught by Rabbi Hillel Katzir. With virtual option. Dates/topics: Aug. 18: What is Judaism? Aug. 25: G-d and Prayer […]
Monthly class at Bonai Shalom in Boulder taught by Ed Kass and Valerie Singer exploring spiritual work through poetry and prayers. Usually held on the third Tuesday of the month.
Three-part class taught by Rabbi Joel Schwartzman, exploring issues of water, natural resources, religion and regional alliances and examining Israel’s relations with its neighbors, along with threats to and opportunities for peaceful coexistence. Hosted by Beth Evergreen. Virtual.
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